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- Updated: November 28, 2016
Tony Bellew’s big domestic clash with David Haye is a genuine 50-50 fight that can be ended in a split second, says the Liverpudlian’s trainer David Coldwell.
We’re not stupid. We know a lot of people are going to say Bellew has got no chance, blah, blah, blah. But let me just say this, we’ve got two guys in there who can punch and punch for real.
We’re always said David Haye is not one of the biggest heavyweights out there. He’s never been a fighter that can take a lot of punishment. If a fighter can be hurt and dropped by Lolenga Mock, who was a super-middleweight. If he can be hurt by that guy, then I’m telling you now that if Bellew hits him on the chin, then he’s taking him out, 100 per cent.
Vice versa, we’re not idiots. David Haye is one of the most destructive punchers there has been around the cruiserweight and heavyweight division. If he lands on Tony, then it’s the …
